Seamer Sports sink rivals Scalby in District Cup cracker

Seamer earned a 4-2 home win against East Riding County League Division One rivals Scalby in the Scarborough FA District Cup.

Scalby went 2-0 down in the first five minutes through poor defending. Sam Medd had to make a surprise appearance in goal after fellow stand-in Jake Baldwin had to come off.

Scalby FC lost 4-2 at Seamer in the District Cup.placeholder image
Scalby FC lost 4-2 at Seamer in the District Cup.

The hosts added a third but Scalby clawed a goal back through Macca Bell.

Josh Bagshaw made it 3-2 in the second half, Medd then made a great save to keep Scalby in it, Seamer hitting a late fourth to seal their win.

Westover Wasps lost on penalties to Bagby & Balk in the Scarborough FA Junior Cup.placeholder image
Westover Wasps lost on penalties to Bagby & Balk in the Scarborough FA Junior Cup.

Tyler Duckworth, Callum Metcalf and Harley Thornton all netted for Seamer, an own goal completing the scoring.

Seamer’s star man was Alfie Kneeshaw, while the Scalby men of the match were Brad Walton and Logan Elliott.

Newby lost 8-2 at home to fellow Division One side Flamborough.

Hosts AFC Eastfield produced a five-star performance to reach the Scarborough FA Junior Cup semi-final, overcoming a young Ryedale team 5-0.

Ryan Gallagher opened the scoring after 10 minutes and Rich Tolliday added a second 15 minutes later. The game settled before Chris Sowray extended the advantage to 3-0 just before half-time.

The visitors pressed forward early in the second half, however, the hosts weathered the storm when Sowray doubled his tally and Martyn Kelly consolidated the victory just before full-time.

Holders Eastfield now face Goldsborough in the semi.

Marcus Mockridge and Damien Robinson shone for Eastfield.

Hunmanby won 4-2 on penalties at Goal Sports, after drawing 4-4, in the other half of the draw and will tackle Bagby & Balk in the second semi-final as the latter defeated Westover Wasps 5-4 in a penalty shoot-out, after the sides drew 2-2 after 90 minutes.

Filey Town Development lost 5-0 at Hornsea Reserves in the Harold Robinson Memorial Cup.

Edgehill worked hard for a 3-3 Premiership draw at Haltemprice.

Youngster Louis Battye, hit his first Edgehill goal in a solid display at right-back. Another rising star, Kaden Evans, grabbed a deserved goal and Riley Cooper’s neat finish gave Edgehill a lead they couldn’t hold onto.

Veteran Dean Craig impressed at left-back, midfielder Ryan Cooper and brother Liam in goal had good games, while man of the match went to Wayne Aziz.

Filey Town lost 4-3 at home to South Cave Reserves.

Tyler Beck, James Jenkinson and sub Tom Haxby netted for Town.

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